Sentence examples for equally intertwined from inspiring English sources
We also hypothesise that a portfolio of other mechanisms: cell repair, maturation, differentiation and death may be equally intertwined and implicated in the numerical stability of SCG neurons during postnatal development.
He sees those two things as intertwined".
The personal and the political are, as usual, intertwined.
This relationship has been described as 'inextricably intertwined' [ 29].
"Motherhood Made a Man Out of Me" contains two plots that are intertwined and equally weighted.
And he was equally clear on the intertwined issue of climate change and renewable energy, on which California has the most advanced policies on the planet, policies which are, if anything, furthering one of the biggest economies on the planet.
This intuitively appealing approach theoretically is matched to the mutual maintenance model, is efficient, and communicates to clients that their dual problems are in fact intertwined and equally require management.
As a result, the intertwined nature system could become threatened.
As a couple you are both obviously quite intertwined.
Maraniss's portrait of Detroit contains three intertwined stories - of the city's world-famous auto industry, of its equally famous music industry, and of its politics, which drove Detroit's rise and its significant place on the national stage.
